Revealed: Trump administration issued US visa for sanctioned ICC deputy prosecutor

The Trump administration issued a US visa to International Criminal Court (ICC) deputy prosecutor Nazhat Shameem Khan, allowing her to brief the UN Security Council on Libya despite her being under US sanctions. Khan and other ICC officials were sanctioned by the US in response to the court's investigations into alleged war crimes by American and Israeli officials. The visa was granted specifically for her to attend the UN meeting in New York, similar to a previous allowance for former prosecutor Fatouh Bensouda. This action occurs amid significant US pressure on the court, including threats of further sanctions against the institution itself over its investigations.